It started with a bloody room in San Diego, where hundreds of people got to explore the latest crime scene of the so-called Infinity Killer.
An on-location team pointed players to serialhuntress.com. There, the Serial Huntress works to deliver Justice By All through a crowdsourced approach to hunting serial killers.
Meanwhile, letters smeared in blood on the mirrors led players to sleepsuperbly.com. The strange sleep therapy site glitches to reveal videos of F8, a dark character that seems to be connected to the Infinity Killer murders.
Hunter. Prey. Let the game begin.
So much is revealed! F8’s real name, first kill, and connection to Dee! The last part comes to nobody’s surprise, although the story itself is more twisted than anyone suspected. Also twisted: one of the players gets a house call and has to dig through a victim’s ashes for his clue.
This week in Hunter Prey is all about games of chance. Things are heating up in the case and the Serial Huntress is in hot pursuit. The question is, do you feel lucky?
This week was very intense, a really jam-packed week of game play. Players had to find a classified ad, break several codes, hum a tune, and drive a truck through a maze. Meanwhile, F8 continued his outreach by connecting with bloggers. Guess he wants to have his cake and eat it too.
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Last week was big. Players assembled a jury of influential Twitter users, got a live audio broadcast of the Infinity Killer’s latest murder, and bid $300 on eBay for a souvenir from the kill. On a more, say, meta level, players created IRC channels to collaborate in real time, as well as @F8sD8s, a Twitter account where you can follow the latest developments of the game. It even comes with a twibbon!
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